Nairobi City Stars right-back Kevin ‘Chumsy’ Okumu says their current fine run in the FKF Premier League is down to a good shift that they have been putting in training.The Kawangware based club managed to recover from opening day defeat to Sofapaka to register three consecutive wins and they now top the FKF Premier League log with nine points after four rounds of league matches.The team has not only been winning but their current brand of football is eye catching. It’s a combination of possessive football and devastating counter attacks when an opportunity presents itself.City Stars disunites Bidco to go topSecond-half goals by Nicholas Kipkirui and Erick Ombija handed ‘hosts’ Nairobi City Stars a 2-0 win over ‘visiting’ Bidco UnitedFULL STORY ⤵️[https://t.co/XgLCJf1IRs]#𝕊𝕚𝕞𝕓𝕒𝕎𝕒ℕ𝕒𝕚𝕣𝕠𝕓𝕚— Official Nairobi City Stars Fc (@NrbCityStars) October 25, 2021 The good run, Okumu believes is down to the hard work that they are doing and is confident that they can continue to push their limits in the coming assignments.”It is no fluke, the performance is down to hard work that we have been putting in training and it is now yielding fruits. It is still early in the season and we have to keep working and pushing our limits so that we can continue getting these positive results. We have a good, competitive squad and I am confident that we will keep posting positive results,” the marauding right-back told Mozzart Sport.City Stars hired coach Nicholas Muyoti before the start of the season. Muyoti left Kakamega Homeboyz for Simba wa Nairobi where he replaced Sanjin Alagic and Okumu says they are enjoying working under the former Kenyan International.”We are enjoying playing under coach Muyoti. We have fully embraced his philosophy and the results are out for all to see. He is a coach who doesn’t condone any complacency and pushes you to give your best both in training and during matches and we are positive that we can only get better under him, ” he added.Simba Wa Nairobi fries BidcoNCS takes maximum points in Thika StadiumFULLTIME SCORESNCS 2️⃣ – 0️⃣ BID#𝕊𝕚𝕞𝕓𝕒𝕎𝕒ℕ𝕒𝕚𝕣𝕠𝕓𝕚 pic.twitter.com/5CBXSWPD6C— Official Nairobi City Stars Fc (@NrbCityStars) October 24, 2021 In an earlier interview, Okumu had opined that it would be great to lift the title but views a top five finish as a realistic target.”As a team, a top-five finish is good but we are in contention for the league title, it will be great to lift the league this season,” he stated.Next for City Stars is a match against a wounded Posta Rangers who lost their last game to Kakamega Homeboyz
